Comment in Everett Herald: “Stand up for Snohomish River by seeking legal rights”
“The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn the “Chevron deference” standard marks a significant shift in the environmental regulatory landscape. But amidst this setback, there’s an opportunity for a bolder approach; granting legal rights to nature itself.”
As of August 9, 2024, the Standing for the Snoho initiative has officially qualified for the…
Dark Waters Movie Propels Forward RON Movement
Dark Waters movie was inspired by a typical true story of Robert Billot. It stars Mark Ruffalo as the corporate environmental defense attorney who risked his life, career and family and took on the DuPont company, one of the largest chemical corporations globally, in an environmental suite.
No-toxics Spring 2023 and Community Rights
Spring is around the corner! You might very well know that yard and home toxics damage the health of you, your family, community and watershed. The Poison Papers have proof how the chemical industry and regulators hide toxicity information from the public.
The big question is “What will it take to connect and empower our communities…
Water Stewards Program by NCAP
SCCR is proud to promote a program by NCAP – Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides: Central Puget Sound Water Stewards.
This community campaign is focused on improving the health of our watersheds and keeping chemical pesticides from entering Puget Sound, by engaging community members on alternative yard care practices. We want you to…
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SCCR was formed in 2017 by citizens of the Snohomish County who wanted to address a growing concern for corruption of industry and government, heavy use of residential chemicals, massive toxic pesticide spraying on industrial timber plantations, potential toxic contamination of watershed and drinking water sources, harm to the ecosystem and economy, overdevelopment and rapid climate change.
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Snohomish County Community Rights 